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Category Archives: DUI

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Plea Bargains vs. Trials: What’s the Better Strategy in DUI Cases?

By Paul Tyler |

If you’ve been charged with a DUI in California, one of the most important decisions you’ll face is whether to accept a plea bargain or take your case to trial. Both options have advantages and drawbacks, and the right strategy depends on the facts of your case, the evidence against you, and your long-term… Read More »

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Glossary of California DUI Terms: Making Sense of Legal Jargon

By Paul Tyler |

Facing a DUI charge in California can be confusing, especially with all the legal terminology used by law enforcement, prosecutors, and courts. Understanding the key terms can help you make informed decisions and communicate effectively with your attorney. At the Law Office of Paul Tyler, we help drivers in Oxnard and throughout Ventura County… Read More »

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First-Time DUI Offenders: What to Expect and How to Prepare

By Paul Tyler |

Being arrested for driving under the influence (DUI) in California can be a frightening experience, especially if it’s your first offense. You may not know what to expect from the court system, the DMV, or how the arrest will impact your future. While the process can feel intimidating, understanding the potential consequences and how… Read More »

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What Commercial Drivers Need to Know About DUI in California

By Paul Tyler |

For commercial drivers, a DUI conviction can be career-ending. California imposes much stricter DUI standards and harsher penalties on commercial driver’s license (CDL) holders compared to non-commercial drivers. Whether you’re pulled over behind the wheel of a big rig, delivery truck, or even your own personal vehicle, a DUI conviction could cost you your… Read More »

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What Happens if I Refuse a DUI Test?

By Paul Tyler |

If you are stopped by law enforcement on suspicion of driving under the influence (DUI) in California, you may be asked to perform different types of tests. Many drivers don’t realize that not all tests are the same, and refusing some can bring very different legal consequences than refusing others. Understanding what you’re required… Read More »

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Your Rights During a DUI Stop or Arrest in California

By Paul Tyler |

Being pulled over by the police is stressful under any circumstance, but it can be especially nerve-wracking if you’ve had a drink or two and are worried about a DUI arrest. It’s important to remember that you have rights—rights that protect you from overreach by law enforcement and help ensure fair treatment under California… Read More »

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DUI and Personal Injury

By Paul Tyler |

Driving under the influence (DUI) is a serious offense in California, but when a DUI results in personal injury or death, the legal consequences become significantly more severe. Individuals accused of DUI causing injury or fatality face tough criminal penalties, potential civil liability, and lasting consequences on their personal and professional lives. Below, we… Read More »

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